Sentence examples for course necessary from inspiring English sources

It is of course necessary to define terms.

To go for a doctorate, it was, of course, necessary to have first completed my MA.

The individual person is, of course, necessary, but I'm not talking about the individual—I'm talking about a manufactured image".

It added: "In order to provide reasonable security it was of course necessary to have information from the inside.

For society to have reached the point it had, everything that happened beforehand was of course necessary, but it was not necessary in any metaphysical way.

"Fighting terrorism is, of course, necessary," said Gwyn Prins, a specialist on global security issues for the London School of Economics European Institutee, "but a very fine balance must be brought in to protect civil liberties".

"You literally cannot lay off many of those teachers, or the children won't have the courses necessary to graduate," Mr. White said.

Only 4 percent of minority high school graduates have taken the math and science courses necessary to start working toward an engineering degree.

Professional body for medical physicists, clinical engineers, and medical technologists, the institute accredits courses necessary for qualification as an NHS medical physicist.

During a 2.5-year stint at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland, Garcia's English skills flourished, and he completed the general science courses necessary to transfer to the University of Maryland, College Park.

Although the response to Varmus's proposal was generally favorable (see "Scientists Block NIH Plan to Grant Ph.D.s"), some questioned NIH's ability to provide the broad range of courses necessary in a degree-granting program.